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Started by Bug, Aug 02 2007 08:54 AM
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 08:54 AM
Check out the first pic, study the marks the boy is pointing at, and try to guess what caused it.
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 09:31 AM
OUCH!
my son fell on a toothbrush came out the side of his cheek, i know that woman must be going mental, its a horrid thing to see.
funny thing is the doctors in UK accused us of harming our son, like we'd push a toothbrush through his cheek, i tell you, it takes only one jobsworth to cause you and your family weeks of grief, sent socail round and everything, absolute bollox, they couldnt believe he slipped of his stool whilst brushing his teeth, i swear when i punched the shit out of that doctor it was worth the 2 years suspended sentence i got, and i had to pay him 300pounds compo lol, the law in the UK is a JOKE right now.
my son fell on a toothbrush came out the side of his cheek, i know that woman must be going mental, its a horrid thing to see.
funny thing is the doctors in UK accused us of harming our son, like we'd push a toothbrush through his cheek, i tell you, it takes only one jobsworth to cause you and your family weeks of grief, sent socail round and everything, absolute bollox, they couldnt believe he slipped of his stool whilst brushing his teeth, i swear when i punched the shit out of that doctor it was worth the 2 years suspended sentence i got, and i had to pay him 300pounds compo lol, the law in the UK is a JOKE right now.
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 09:59 AM
Wow, that would hurt!
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 10:02 AM
lol, you should have left us some time to geuss... But well, they were close together with no change in distance between them, they were small - exactly a shape of fork.... Well and now, the bottom picture confirms it... 
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 10:19 AM
Ewwwwwwww straight up his nostrils how painful. This your little bro Bug?
Hospitals are supposed to report things like that and when it comes to kids all injuries are reported but out right accusing you is wrong without facts.
Use a punching bag next time lol
evertonian7uk, on Aug 2 2007, 07:31 AM, said:
OUCH!
my son fell on a toothbrush came out the side of his cheek, i know that woman must be going mental, its a horrid thing to see.
funny thing is the doctors in UK accused us of harming our son, like we'd push a toothbrush through his cheek, i tell you, it takes only one jobsworth to cause you and your family weeks of grief, sent socail round and everything, absolute bollox, they couldnt believe he slipped of his stool whilst brushing his teeth, i swear when i punched the shit out of that doctor it was worth the 2 years suspended sentence i got, and i had to pay him 300pounds compo lol, the law in the UK is a JOKE right now.
my son fell on a toothbrush came out the side of his cheek, i know that woman must be going mental, its a horrid thing to see.
funny thing is the doctors in UK accused us of harming our son, like we'd push a toothbrush through his cheek, i tell you, it takes only one jobsworth to cause you and your family weeks of grief, sent socail round and everything, absolute bollox, they couldnt believe he slipped of his stool whilst brushing his teeth, i swear when i punched the shit out of that doctor it was worth the 2 years suspended sentence i got, and i had to pay him 300pounds compo lol, the law in the UK is a JOKE right now.
Hospitals are supposed to report things like that and when it comes to kids all injuries are reported but out right accusing you is wrong without facts.
Use a punching bag next time lol
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 10:50 AM
yo that kid can take a hit i cant see that not killing.
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 10:58 AM
Corrr...ow. I once put a nail right through my foot when I was young...I remember seeing it sticking up from a piece of wood on the floor wondering if I stood on it whether or not it would go through my foot.
Naturally I tried it out without thinking of the consequences of it going through my foot....
Naturally I tried it out without thinking of the consequences of it going through my foot....
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 11:22 AM
. Adam ., on Aug 2 2007, 05:21 PM, said:
What a silly place to put your fork
Good for those silly pasta pots that don't come with cutlery though...
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 05:35 PM
Donna, on Aug 3 2007, 01:19 AM, said:
Ewwwwwwww straight up his nostrils how painful. This your little bro Bug?
Although... he does resemble a kid that I know of... he's a nasty one though lol
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 05:54 PM
kid doesnt know how to eat.... and why the hell were they not bringing him to the hospital instead of taking the time to take the picture.... its like
" omg omg we need to go to the hospital..."
"WAIT! I wanna take a picture let me go find the camera..."
*5 minutes go by*
" ok I found it... hold still... now say cheese everybody"
" omg omg we need to go to the hospital..."
"WAIT! I wanna take a picture let me go find the camera..."
*5 minutes go by*
" ok I found it... hold still... now say cheese everybody"
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 06:03 PM
OUCH A FORK HAS GONE UP MY NOSE!!
OMG WAIT!!... AND HOLD IT THERE.. *takes pic* Perfect
OMG WAIT!!... AND HOLD IT THERE.. *takes pic* Perfect
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 11:35 PM
I would kick the mum.. why has he got a fork like that anyway. Ain't she heard of child safe utensils.
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Posted 03 August 2007 - 12:04 AM
Creative Insanity, on Aug 3 2007, 04:35 AM, said:
I would kick the mum.. why has he got a fork like that anyway. Ain't she heard of child safe utensils.
Why is everything child safe and child proof these days? What's living without danger? Heck, I was raised in a lead-based paint crib but I turned out fine.... I think...
Back to topic,
That poor kid
I couldn't even imagine how much that would every time you move you mouth and it hits the fork.
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Posted 03 August 2007 - 01:10 AM
kevthedude, on Aug 2 2007, 10:04 PM, said:
Creative Insanity, on Aug 3 2007, 04:35 AM, said:
I would kick the mum.. why has he got a fork like that anyway. Ain't she heard of child safe utensils.
Why is everything child safe and child proof these days? What's living without danger? Heck, I was raised in a lead-based paint crib but I turned out fine.... I think...
I used to eat my leaded paint cot, millions of kids did it was great for teething
everything around me had lead in it nothing was safe in todays standards and I turned out normal just like you Kev lol 
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I would kick the mum.. why has he got a fork like that anyway. Ain't she heard of child safe utensils.
Is there any such thing as child safe utensils? Oh yes fingers but don't they get stuck up kids noses too lol
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Posted 03 August 2007 - 01:35 AM
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Is there any such thing as child safe utensils? Oh yes fingers but don't they get stuck up kids noses too lol
So the fingers comment is only showing ones ignorance sorry.
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Posted 03 August 2007 - 01:46 AM
Creative Insanity, on Aug 2 2007, 11:35 PM, said:
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Is there any such thing as child safe utensils? Oh yes fingers but don't they get stuck up kids noses too lol
So the fingers comment is only showing ones ignorance sorry.
I have seriously never seen such a thing, if your referring to those plastic things they ain't child safe they can still choke on them.
Please post a web link or images to show me these, I'm curious as none of my kids ever had such a thing as child safe utensils.
I live in Canada btw, born in NZ lived mostly in Australia
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Posted 03 August 2007 - 02:13 AM
Ok since you were born in NZ I am surprised you haven't heard of them. All my kids had them (some should be using them even though they are 30 now LOL).
I can't find an image on the net and so I asked the better half and she gave ours to our daughter for our grandson.
They were plastic yes, but the handles were designed in a way that they cannot be swallowed. The handle was a big loop where the child could hold them easier. The prongs in the fork was so blunt my kids have trouble picking up toast with them. LOL
But the point is that they cannot be swallowed and cause no harm to the child, which is what they were designed for and worked a treat.
I can't find an image on the net and so I asked the better half and she gave ours to our daughter for our grandson.
They were plastic yes, but the handles were designed in a way that they cannot be swallowed. The handle was a big loop where the child could hold them easier. The prongs in the fork was so blunt my kids have trouble picking up toast with them. LOL
But the point is that they cannot be swallowed and cause no harm to the child, which is what they were designed for and worked a treat.
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Posted 03 August 2007 - 02:47 AM
Creative Insanity, on Aug 3 2007, 12:13 AM, said:
Ok since you were born in NZ I am surprised you haven't heard of them. All my kids had them (some should be using them even though they are 30 now LOL).
I can't find an image on the net and so I asked the better half and she gave ours to our daughter for our grandson.
They were plastic yes, but the handles were designed in a way that they cannot be swallowed. The handle was a big loop where the child could hold them easier. The prongs in the fork was so blunt my kids have trouble picking up toast with them. LOL
But the point is that they cannot be swallowed and cause no harm to the child, which is what they were designed for and worked a treat.
I can't find an image on the net and so I asked the better half and she gave ours to our daughter for our grandson.
They were plastic yes, but the handles were designed in a way that they cannot be swallowed. The handle was a big loop where the child could hold them easier. The prongs in the fork was so blunt my kids have trouble picking up toast with them. LOL
But the point is that they cannot be swallowed and cause no harm to the child, which is what they were designed for and worked a treat.
I'm surprised you think kids cannot choke on those because they can left unattended, they only become safe under full supervision and eeven then they are not 100% safe any doctor or hospital will tell you that.
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Posted 03 August 2007 - 04:10 AM
Well I don't know what other parents do, but my wife and I have meals with our kids and never sit them on their own with a meal. We think that meal time is a good family time. So in that cause we are always with our kids when they eat. Doesn't take much, just being a proper parent rather than the wanna be kids these day that have kids and don't have a clue what they are in for until it is too late and guess who are the ones that suffer.
Not saying that is the case with that image of the little boy, and forks aside, that just shows me how much attention was shown to the child if he could get that fork and do that.
Not saying that is the case with that image of the little boy, and forks aside, that just shows me how much attention was shown to the child if he could get that fork and do that.
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Posted 06 August 2007 - 06:57 PM
As mean as this may sound... I LOLed
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